my last post was over a year and a half ago and a lot has changed since then. back in june 2013 i was en route to Morocco with Did, on our babymoon, and we had a fabulous time.
fast forward a few months and 'little' Seb was born, all 9lb 6 of him, and we took it day by day and we made it. we survived those first few weeks, a house move, a whole new area, a job change for me, a promotion for Did and we are all the better for it. and we are happy.
its taken some time to settle in, in all aspects of our life, but over the last few months ive picked up my hobbies and my 'me time' again and it feels like the right time to start writing. to be honest the urge to write about absolutely anything and everything and use my brain a bit is pretty huge! so i will use this space to record our lives, to discuss what is important to me and to project creativity and art and fashion and life.
so to new beginings. to finding the direction you're heading in and enjoy the journey. to just writing and enjoy it.
and to mums. for nurturing us, teaching us, helping us and watching us become mums (or dads) too.
lover of the creative, fashion, beauty, travel, life in general...
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Sunday, 15 March 2015
Sunday, 12 May 2013
super sundays...
today has been one of those great days where you manage to do a little bit of everything a sunday should give you and you finish the day feeling like you've achieved.
a good sunday should always start with breakfast in bed. this morning I was woken up by the Jack R and so it was up to me to make porridge and hot cross buns. a good sunday breakfast in bed should always be accompanied by a read. be it the papers, electronically or traditionally, or a good book. this morning I started to work my way through Shopping in Marrakech by Susan Simon. it's a pocket sized, delightful insight into the medinas and souks and shops of the red city and started the excitement bubbling for our baby- moon in 5 weeks time.
following your escape from the duvet, a super sunday always requires a decent outfit. not necessarily dressy as there are always one form of housework or job to be done. but certainly some effort should be made when going out into public. always. especially on a sunday. to starve away the rain I decided on my new raspberry asos maternity jeans that I am slowly growing into (and to be quite honest they are still to big.) I teamed these with a topshop boyfriend fit navy and oatmeal t shirt, navy whistles blazer and pink pumps with sparkles on. sparkles and sunday go hand in hand.
i accessorised with my weekend watch; gold Marc Jacobs, a variety of bracelets and charms and some multi coloured starling ear rings.
once dressed we walked the dog (good sundays should always have some form of exercise) and frequented our local spring festival. working for a local company and living in a rural area you get to enjoy dipping your toe into community life. the sun managed to stay out just long enough for the festivities and we enjoyed a bacon sandwich (a staple of a sunday diet)within the beautiful church yard.
on our return home I relaxed with some recorded tv and a cup of chamomile tea(the rain was starting in its way) and then fitted in a couple of jobs; cleaning the bathrooms and cleaning up a second hand unit we have just purchased. dispite housework not being too fun a successful Sunday must include some jobs to make you feel like Wonder Woman/ domestic goddess.
mid afternoon it was time to start on my real job for the day; prepping the flags for the centre pieces for a christening I am decorating in a few weeks.
whilst I am on the subject of decor, I cannot highly recommend this book enough. it was purchased to help me with ideas for my home grown wedding and it is full of fantastic ideas for paper crafts that really don't look naff and homemade in that 'not very handy' way. it's called paper & craft by Minhee and Truman Cho of Paper & Cup.
and as all good Sundays should finish, we have seen out the final hours of today with a roast and good company. before early to bed of course, being a school night.
so a super sunday requires, in my opinion:
breakfast in bed
a good read (or other suitable activity)
a snazzy outfit
a walk
a bacon buttie/ hot cross bun/ pancakes etc etc
relaxation
domestic brilliance
something creative/ a hobby
a roast
family and friends
i hope you've had a good Sunday, whatever you may have done. it's worth stopping at the end of the weekend and thinking about the good stuff, before we get bogged down into the next week... and take pictures. it's nice to reflect back on...
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